ESUI Law Graduates Clinch First-Class Honours at Nigerian Law School

Two alumni of the Faculty of Law at Edo State University Iyamho have achieved First-Class honours at the Nigerian Law School, reinforcing the institution’s academic standing in legal education.

ESUI Law Graduates Clinch First-Class Honours at Nigerian Law School

Two alumni of the Faculty of Law at Edo State University Iyamho have achieved First-Class honours at the Nigerian Law School, reinforcing the institution’s academic standing in legal education.

The graduates, Success Nwanyeoghor Ibeh and Itoko Erica Tariere, delivered top-tier performances at the professional stage, demonstrating strong academic continuity and discipline.

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Ibeh, a First-Class graduate of ESUI, sustained his high-performance trajectory at the Law School, while Tariere, who graduated with a Second Class Upper degree, exceeded expectations by graduating with First-Class honours.

The outcome underscores the effectiveness of ESUI’s legal training framework, with stakeholders pointing to the Faculty of Law’s structured academic environment, mentorship, and professional preparation as key drivers of the result.

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The achievement further positions the university as an emerging hub for legal excellence, with its graduates increasingly making strong impact at national qualifying examinations.